In a rapidly evolving real estate market, Colliers is helping clients transform underutilized hotel assets into affordable housing, addressing the growing need for accessible living spaces.
Adaptive ReuseAffordable HousingReal EstateProperty ConversionColliersReal EstateMar 02, 2025
Adaptive re-use involves repurposing existing buildings for new uses, often preserving historical and architectural elements while updating them to meet modern standards. It is a sustainable and cost-effective solution to real estate challenges.
Hotels are often well-located and have self-contained living spaces, making them ideal for conversion into affordable housing. This helps address the housing crisis and provides much-needed living spaces in urban areas.
Colliers provides comprehensive services including feasibility studies, project management, design assistance, financing options, and ongoing support to ensure a smooth and successful conversion process.
The benefits include addressing the housing crisis, revitalizing urban areas, reducing environmental impact, and providing safe and stable living environments for low-income families and vulnerable populations.
If you are interested in converting your property, contact Colliers to schedule a consultation. Our team of experts can provide the guidance and support you need to make the most of your real estate assets.
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